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'Challenge completed:' Justin Trudeau delivers on P.K. Subban's carolling call

Mission accomplished. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has delivered on his promise to Habs star defenceman P.K. Subban to record himself singing Jingle Bells and post it on social media.

Prime Minister and his wife tweet video of their rendition of Jingle Bells

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grgoire-Trudeau deliver a bilingual rendition of Jingle Bells. (Twitter)

Mission accomplished.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has delivered on his promise to Habsstar defenceman P.K. Subban to record himself singing Jingle Bells and post it on social media.

Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grgoire-Trudeau were in Montreal Friday, making food baskets at Moisson Montral, the largest food bank in the country.

While they were there, they recorded their bilingual rendition of Jingle Bellsand posted it on Twitter Friday evening.

"Challenge accepted and completed. Jingle all theway!" Trudeau tweeted.

The video comes two days after Subban challenged the Prime Minister to take part in the #CanadaCarols campaign.

The idea isto create a country-wide social media singalong to brighten up the holidays for kids at the Montreal Children's Hospital and other pediatrichospitals.

Trudeau has delivered on his promise. Now Subban has his eye on another Justin young Canadian pop star Justin Bieber.

"I know you're a fan of Hockey...Can you sing Jingle Bells, please?" Subban said in the video he tweeted at Bieber.